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The Wilton Diptych an English panel painting

The Wilton Diptych in Oxford

The Ashmolean is proud to be a partner venue for the National Treasures displays in 2024. As part of its 200th birthday celebrations, the National Gallery is loaning 12 paintings to venues around the UK. The Ashmolean will display the Wilton Diptych, painted about 1395-9 and made for Richard II, King of England from 1377 to 1399.

On display at the museum 10 May 2024 – 1 Sep 2024

Ties & Cufflinks

Our collection of statement cufflinks and ties is bound to keep anyone looking dapper.

Tokyo: Art & Photography

This major 2021 exhibition explored Japan’s capital city through the varied and vibrant arts it has generated over 400 years. From its beginnings as the headquarters of the Tokugawa shoguns in the early 1600s to the sprawling modern metropolis and dynamic centre of art, photography and design it is today.

Toys & Games

Our selection of children's games and puzzles are themed according to exhibitions being featured in the museum; keeping young minds entertained, challenged and always learning.

UK Makers

At the Ashmolean Shop we are excited to support UK based makers. Browse this curated selection to discover pieces from across textiles, ceramics, gin and more.

Displayed together is a framed print, fridge magnet, mug, pencils with an eraser top, cotton tea towel and a draped scarf. Decorated with blue, green and white botanical illustrations, they are from an exclusive Vases and Cypress Trees collection.

Vases & Cypress Trees

A colourful range adorned with a floral pattern and inspired by a set of tiles displaying vases and cypress trees amid flowers from our collection. These tiles originate in 17th century Syria and can be viewed in our Islamic Middle East gallery on the first floor (Gallery 31). The collection has been created exclusively for the Ashmolean.

Wedding Gifts

Painting of four figures against a blue background

William Morris

Bring the Arts & Crafts movement into your home and shop our range of gifts and homewares based on the designs of William Morris. William Morris was a British textile designer, poet, novelist, translator, and socialist activist, and he was a major contributor to the revival of traditional British textile arts and methods of production. In 1861, he founded Morris & Co, along with several of his Pre Raphaelite contemporaries. Morris & Co continues to produce a variety of homewares and is best known for the distinctive and intricate repeat patterns on furnishing, fabric and wallpapers.

Young Rembrandt

Shop the range from the Ashmolean's 2020 exhibition, Young Rembrandt.